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If you circuit uses a Single transformer , try one of these http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LED-Driver-Transformer-DC-12v-6w-12w-18w-30w-50w-for-MR11-MR16-LED-Strip-/400613130595?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Night_Lights_Fairy_Lights&var=&hash=item5d46674163 I would get a 50w for 5x 6.5w LEDs , will give...

To test the theory of a Min load required , couldnt you just shove one of the halogen bulbs back in for the time being and see the results , leaving the other two LED bulbs in there ?

Thanks for the reply , i will check the extractor fans manual ( if i can find one ) , its the original unit that came with the house so will check up on it . All i know is its 230v and not 12v .Its going to be replaced soon so might be a good idea now to get rid . I have complied with...

I don't tend to use the extractor , i open the window . If i get up at 5am and have a shower , with the bedroom being next to the bathroom it will wake up the wife ;)

Well i want to link it to a light switch , just not the lighting one :mrgreen: I'm assuming by what i have read , as many people have them turned on with lighting it should be ok for me to do so with a separate switch .

From first glance , mind you it was dark . It looked like the input feed from the lights and output feed all terminated inside the pullcord . I assumed it was some sort of built in junction box , but it was dark ! so they could have just all been joined together with choc blocks . But i...

From viewing the isolated switches it seems all that seems to do is cut power direct to the fan to allow maintenance ( which i assume is what my pull cord does ) . I really should have viewed the terminals before posting this . So Ideally i could fit a Isolated switch in the loft and still...

Having just redone all my down lights im now looking at the extractor. My previous switches in my bathroom are both pull cords , one for the extractor and one for the lights The extractor does * not * come on with the lights and never has . ( which is fine ! , i tend to just open the...